Albums where the BEST song is the LAST song!

[MuseRadio]

Nirvana: Incesticide - Aneurysm

Great fucking call!

[lunatic core]

Another vote here for Street Spirit (Fade Out).

Also
Prick - Makebelive

[frazzles]

Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma - Galaxy in Janaki

[TomAz]

Bruce Springsteen: Darkness on the Edge of Town - Title Track

I agree with you disagreeing with Courtney on Train in Vain, but there are also half a dozen songs on Darkness better than the title track.

[zenidogx]

Speaking in Tongues.

[Sexecutioner]

wow, did you all misinterpret the title to mean "the last song is a good song", or do you all really think your choices are the actual best song on the album? because if its the latter, a lot of you suck.

i guess i should also pick one now so you can criticize me too:

GnR - Appetite for Destruction

[greghead]

[TeamCoachellaHellYeah]

Little Creatures - Talking Heads - Road To Nowhere

[Mr. Fuzz]

wow, did you all misinterpret the title to mean "the last song is a good song", or do you all really think your choices are the actual best song on the album? because if its the latter, a lot of you suck.

i guess i should also pick one now so you can criticize me too:

GnR - Appetite for Destruction

I did this, haha

[TomAz]

The Replacements - Tim - "Here Comes A Regular"

Yes, great one.

Plus

The Replacements - Pleased to Meet Me - Can't Hardly Wait

[nosurprises12]

Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma - Galaxy in Janaki

A good track to be sure, but I feel "Do the Astral Plane" is the best song on that album.

[greghead]

Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma - Galaxy in Janaki

Interesting choice. Fantastic song.

A good track to be sure, but I feel "Do the Astral Plane" is the best song on that album.

I'm torn but feel this way as well, although some of the early tracks are absolute monsters that I enjoy listening to more (Zodiac Shit, Computer Face, etc.), but I don't know if I could call them the best. The whole album is pretty retardedly sweet.

[M Sparks]

They Might Be Giants - Mink Car - "Working Undercover for the Man"

Meat Is Murder.

Little Creatures - Talking Heads - Road To Nowhere

Closed my wedding reception with this. Spoiled it a little bit for me, but probably the best answer on this thread.

I'm going to go with...

Ramones-Ramones: Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World
Pet Shop Boys-Behavior: Jealousy

[frazzles]

A good track to be sure, but I feel "Do the Astral Plane" is the best song on that album.

Do the Astral Plane is a fantastic track, but I remember the first time I heard Galaxy in Janakai in a live set and it just floored me. It took a couple of listens for it to dawn on me just how great the song is with all it's subtleties, too.

[bmack86]

Yes, great one.

Plus

The Replacements - Pleased to Meet Me - Can't Hardly Wait

That's another one I'd agree with. Far and away the best song on that album.

[TallGuyCM]

If it weren't for Cop Shoot Cop this would be the best contribution to this thread so far. Cowgirl in the Sand is probably Neil's most overlooked gem.

[stuporfly]

There are some splendid selections in this thread. Here's some more...


Talking Heads - "This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)" from Speaking in Tongues: This is an inferior shortened single version, though it's still great - probably my favorite album closer)


The Stone Roses - "I Am the Resurrection" from The Stone Roses


Blur - "Battery in Your Leg" from Think Tank


Syd Barrett - "Late Night" from The Madcap Laughs


The Horrors - "Sea Within a Sea" from Primary Colours

[greghead]

Do the Astral Plane is a fantastic track, but I remember the first time I heard Galaxy in Janakai in a live set and it just floored me. It took a couple of listens for it to dawn on me just how great the song is with all it's subtleties, too.

This. When the snare kicks in? Goodbye sanity.

I specifically loved the way Galaxy evolved from 2008 to the present, from a live banger to an absolutely essential headphone track.

[MuseRadio]

Marilyn Mason: Mechanical Animals - COMA WHITE

Fantastic end to a phenomenal record.

[santasutt]

R.E.M.: Automatic for the People "Find The River"

[bmack86]

If it weren't for Cop Shoot Cop this would be the best contribution to this thread so far. Cowgirl in the Sand is probably Neil's most overlooked gem.

Yeah, but Cop Shoot Cop isn't as good as I Think I'm In Love. Miles Davis influenced psych tracks always take the cake.

[nathanfairchild]

Space

[MuseRadio]

Jimmy Eat World: Clarity - Goodbye Sky Harbor

[KidRobot]

"Street Spirit (Fade Out)"...arguably

No argument. Any disagreements shall be ignored and shunned.

[icedKeg]

The Velvet Underground-Oh! Sweet Nuthin'

Oh! Sweet Nuthin' was on Loaded am I wrong?

With that, I'll say Sister Ray off of White Light/White Heat

[FEELS]

Deerhunter-Halcyon Digest- "He Would Have Laughed"

[Vasoline Groove]

Nirvana: Incesticide - Aneurysm

Good one.

REM - Lifes Rich Pagent - Superman. I know the song is kinda cheesy but I fucking love it and when you think about what they are really talking about it turns creepy which makes it creepy/better.

[Fig Neutron]

Gillian Welch - Time (The Revelator) - "I Dream A Highway"

[bmack86]

Oh! Sweet Nuthin' was on Loaded am I wrong?

With that, I'll say Sister Ray off of White Light/White Heat

Yup.

Good one.

REM - Lifes Rich Pagent - Superman. I know the song is kinda cheesy but I fucking love it and when you think about what they are really talking about it turns creepy which makes it creepy/better.

The first four songs on that album. Or Hyena.

[cormaic]